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... gives any ? The tax-gatherer. What is it that a woman frequently given her countenace to, and yet never takes kindly ? The .small-pox. Excess Caution.—An elderly single gentleman, travelling railway, objected to go in the same carriage with his sister-in-law's ...
... censure the vanity.— Melmoth. Pride destroys all symmetry and grace, and affection more terrible enemy to fine faces than the small-pox. Hughes. Distrust the sincerity that man's friendship who is very fond of everybody. ...
... concluded, and a largo nurnWr of poor have attended it. Convent Mercy, square. l am glad learn that the late serious visitation small-pox iu this convent lias considerably abated. A large wing about to be added to the building forthwith, House of liclugc” fur ...
... professions generally of Jamaica have agreed to petition the House of Lords and Commons, the present condition of affairs. Small-pox is increasing in the town of Montego Bar. Antigua papers announce the death of Dr. Moagrave, the public treasurer of the ...
... girl, aged about fifteen rears; speaks good English, works at her needle, washes well, does household work, and has had the small-pox.”— Notes and Queries. A RKvrxcE. —The Rev. I. Blurray, in his work on Creatifjn, tells the following story : An old and ...
... healthy, though the weather has been very unfavourable, and generally the colony is much freer from the late epidemic of the small-pox. The emigration California Is still in progress. Upwards of 50 ships have sailed, taking, it is estimated, about 15,000 •migrants ...
... short time curate to hi# uncle, the Rev. Mr. Waldi, pastor of Cappcapiin, county Waterford. WILSON—June 28, of confluent smallpox, at Three Castles, Blesdngton, George, youngest son of the lata Anthony Wilson, Esq.. of Evendown, in the county Kildare ...
... States Congress adjourned sine die without any of the usual decent advices from Jamaica, received at New York, mentioned the small-pox was spreading to an alarming extent, in Kingston. Otherwise the public health is good. A public meeting was held on the 2nd ...
... deaths out M cases of Small i’ox, ami of 232 cases of Dysentery, died. This shows that the great mortality from Dysentery and Small-Pox. he deaths are attributed to patients being attacked by both Fever and Dysentery, and subsequently Ch ilera, the Sanitary ...
... t£ht f. 10 0 10 0 G 0 2 0 2 The last mail has brought intelligence that the small-pox ha- attacked the troops stationed Up-Park camp, .Jamaica, thirty cases haring occurred in one week. Lieutenant-Colonel Eden, 561h Regiment, commanding the troops, has ...
... few nutes after, we were all wending eur way to the hotel, except one ir fellow, who was seized, the third morning, with small-pox, and behind to the care of the Italian doctor. What must his sensau Lave been that morning, he heard us leaving so merrily ...
... likely. The crops bad sustained i*erious injury, particularly St. Thomas in the East The island was pretty healthy, and the smallpox was disappearing. A shock of an earthquake was felt on the morning the 2dth ult. Business had been inactive, the state the ...